View Poll Results: Which team will win the FIFA World Cup 2010?

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  • England

    27 21.95%
  • Argentina

    42 34.15%
  • France

    4 3.25%
  • Germany

    5 4.07%
  • Netherlands

    1 0.81%
  • Denmark

    0 0%
  • Italy

    9 7.32%
  • Portugal

    0 0%
  • Brazil

    28 22.76%
  • Spain

    7 5.69%
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Thread: ★ ★ ★ FIFA World Cup 2010:Spain Crowns the Glory ★ ★ ★

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    ini jathakam nokkiyittu valla karyavum undo???????

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    Socrates tips Luis Felipe Scolari to be Brazil coach:





    Former Brazil captain Socrates has told BBC Sport World Cup-winning boss Luis Felipe Scolari should succeed Dunga as coach of the national team. Dunga left his job after a poor showing at the 2010 World Cup but Socrates said the team's failure was not a surprise.
    "Brazilians were not disappointed, they didn't expect to win," Socrates stated.
    "Dunga's approach did not reflect what Brazilians are really like. There was not enough creativity. The general feeling is Scolari should be coach."
    Scolari guided Brazil to victory at the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea, since when he has coached Portugal, Chelsea and Uzbekistan side Bunyodkor.
    He has now returned to Brazil and signed a two-year deal to coach club side Palmeiras.
    But there has been talk he could combine the two roles or take over the Brazil job when his club deal expires, ahead of the 2014 World Cup finals which will take place in Brazil.
    On a visit to London to speak at the South Bank Centre's Festival Brazil, part of the London Literature Festival, Socrates said the job of national team coach brought with it huge non-football pressures.
    "To be coach of Brazil is as important as the president of the country, the people should elect him," added the former midfielder, who won 60 caps for his country.
    "As the coach is as important as the president, he has to manage the expectations of the people.
    "If he at any moment stops or doesn't correspond with these expectations, people will be very unhappy."

    Socrates captained Brazil at the 1982 World Cup in Spain. The team, featuring the likes of Zico and Falcao, failed to win the trophy but is remembered across the world as one of the most thrilling sides football has ever seen.
    Ironically, the 1982 tournament was the mid-point of a 24-year drought between Brazilian appearances in the World Cup final, which ended in the United States in 1994 when Dunga, a defender, captained the side to a penalty shoot-out victory over Italy after a hugely disappointing final.


    Socrates played for Brazil at the 1982 and 1986 World Cups


    Socrates suggested that Dunga's emphasis on results rather than style was not the true Brazilian way, and had restricted the team in South Africa this summer, culminating in their quarter-final exit at the hands of eventual runners-up the Netherlands.
    "Brazilians are very creative and they way this team was, it was not like that," he reflected.
    "It was very predictable - we don't do things correctly like Europeans, we like to improvise.
    "Football is an art and players should be allowed to show creativity. If the coach gives freedom to the players to play the way they know how, they can do it.
    "If [painters] Vincent van Gogh and Edgar Degas had known when they were doing their work the level of recognition that they were going to have, they would not have done them the same. You have to enjoy doing the art and not think 'will I win?'".

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    Former Italy Captain Fabio Cannavaro Fears For John Terry's England Future



    Former Italy captain and 2006 World Cup winner Fabio Cannavaro claims that England centre-back John Terry could be dropped from the England squad.

    Terry and coach Fabio Capello reportedly clashed during England's disappointing World Cup campaign in South Africa. The Chelsea defender suggested that the players were ready to talk to the Italian over his tactics and team selection.

    However, the duo patched up their differences and Terry kept his place in the England starting line-up, but Italy legend Cannavaro, who played under Capello at his former club Juventus, now says that the 29-year-old should fear for his future.

    "My thoughts are that John Terry won't be on the team sheet," Cannavaro told the Daily Star Sunday. "You don't cross Fabio and he won't want anybody disrupting his tournament again."

    The former Real Madrid centre-back continued: "It was absolutely the correct decision for the English FA to keep Fabio on. He can make this England team his own now - and I would actually make them the favourites for Euro 2012.

    "When he joined Real Madrid he brought a lot of players in the first season, like myself and Ruud van Nistelrooy, and the result was instant success, but internationally it takes time to build your own team.

    "I don't want to speak for Fabio but I'd be surprised if more than five of the players who started against Germany start the opening game of Euro 2012.

    "For me, the only two players that can be guaranteed to start in 2012 are Ashley Cole and Wayne Rooney.


    "By then Fabio will have had enough time to build his own team and I think it will be unrecognisable compared to what it was at the World Cup.


    "Spain will be there but if Fabio gets rid of egos, I think England will see exactly why it was a good decision to keep him on."

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    North Korea's football 'flops' have been given a six-hour verbal roasting in front of hundreds of government officials for not winning the World Cup. Coach Kim Jong-Hun, 53, was made to work on a building site and expelled from the Workers' Party of Korea.


    Full story: Daily Star

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    Quote Originally Posted by nutz View Post
    North Korea's football 'flops' have been given a six-hour verbal roasting in front of hundreds of government officials for not winning the World Cup. Coach Kim Jong-Hun, 53, was made to work on a building site and expelled from the Workers' Party of Korea.


    Full story: Daily Star
    ithu satyam thanne aano...

  6. #10896

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    Quote Originally Posted by Santino View Post
    ithu satyam thanne aano...
    avar brazilinodu atrem pidichu ninnath thanne world cup jayicha pole kanande!!

    onnum allel n korea alle?

  7. #10897

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    Quote Originally Posted by nutz View Post
    avar brazilinodu atrem pidichu ninnath thanne world cup jayicha pole kanande!!

    onnum allel n korea alle?
    enikku viswasikkan kaziyunilla ...fake news aayirikkum.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by nutz View Post
    North Korea's football 'flops' have been given a six-hour verbal roasting in front of hundreds of government officials for not winning the World Cup. Coach Kim Jong-Hun, 53, was made to work on a building site and expelled from the Workers' Party of Korea.


    Full story: Daily Star

    Ivanmaare ella sportsil ninnum ban cheyyanam...

  9. #10899

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    Ghana Germany match replay innu kandu.. ee kaliyilum Ghanakkarude goal akenda oru header ethir teamukar (Philip lahm ) kai kondu thaduthu. Avarude bhagyakkedu kondu referee kandilla..

    Appol ee world cupil moonnu matchukalil ghanakkarude goal kai kondu thadayappettu.. Adyam Australia.. Pinne Germany.. Pinne Uruguay.. Germanyudethu referee kandilla.. mattethu randum red card..
    Ithu goal aayirunnenkil/allenkil red card koduthirunnenkil Ghana/England/Germany/Argentina teamukalude vidhi mattonnayene..

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